Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Aug 1919)

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Maine Hinds Cream Toilet Necessities are selling everywhere, or wilt be mailed, postpaid in S, A,, from Laboratory A HV postpaid in S, A., Jjjm ^ from Laboratory if was ^ Cream Get It Early $ 1 00,000 Free Style Book I do not care how many other fashion books you send for. All I ask is not to forget mine. It is absolutely free to you, * I am not even going to talk about buying now. I want you to have my book because it will give you so many ideas of the beautiful new styles. It will also acquaint you J with exactly the kind of clothes that will be most worn. / Remember, I consider my credit simply as an i.. extra advantage. Don’t ask for my book merely on ac' count of that. Get it for the lovelinessof it— and its price savings. If I were in your place, and if I were thinking of buying new clothes, I would look everywhere first. It only takes a postage stamp to gf'c my latest style book. Do as you please about ordering when you see it. 3 CiG uO i m J.O 1001 Economy Prize Styles You Pay About as You Please With my style book will come a credit certificate, opening your account. When you get ready to buy, simply tell me what to send. If satisfied, you spread the cost over several months— paying me about as you please. I regard my credit simply as an extra advantage that women enjoy here. I offer it, because it allows women of moderate means to buy from me m the most agreeable and pleasant manner. You will enjoy wearing new things early in the season and paying as you get use and pleasure from them. 1 Am Especially Proud of My Approval Plan I would never dream, of asking you to run any risk in ordering from me. I send things on approval, right into your home. I give you plenty of time to try them on, to compare them and to reach a decision. If you are not perfectly pleased, you return your selections, and I pay the postage back. Mj ly free trial can never cost you a penny. $~ri00 Send Only Jt — Silk Georgette Waist If you "wish this waist—tell us to send it prepaid on approval. Enclose only one dollar. It will be returned if not satisfied. The material is guaranteed pure silk georillent quality. Ge gette crepe of excellent quality. Genuine cut steel beadsare worked into a handsome andattractive design, further beautified with stunning hand-worked embroidery— not machine made. Hem stitching at cuffs, down front, and around neck. Daintily rounded neck is exceptionally good style, and cool for summer wear. Starting from shoulder seams is an extra collar, coming down sailor fashion in back. Close fitting, new style cuffs. Hand Embroidered COLORS: White, flesh, navy blue, Belgian blue, or taupe gray. Sizes: 34 to 44» bust measure, no larger. Order from this paper. $1.00 with order, and $1.00 a month. No. U. 4P. 3470. Price prepaid, $4.98 Every Question of Style Answered In My New Book I know ho / women pore over fashion magazines to get new ideas abjut dress. They naturally want to know in advance of the season, what will be worn. With me all this is day in and day out business. You will ieam from my new book whether skirts will be short or long, and what the widths will be. You will get first hand information about the season’s colors and fabrics: the newest ideas in trimmings and latest tendencies in blouses and other articles of dress. Every question about footwear will be settled. You are naturally asking yourself if the government regulations have been withdrawn. Let my style book tell you all about these things. Send for it as a fashion guide, if nothing more. Think about buying later. Department. — Suits, coats, dresses, waists, skirts, hats, shoes, lingerie, underwer, children’s wear, etc., and 300 kinds ot piece goods. All Bargains— How I Get Them I was virtually brought up in the ladies’ wearing apparel business le expert; then as a buyer. 1 became acquainted with ail the — first as a style expert; then as a buyer. 1 became acquainted with ail the famous designers who create styles. I know them now as old friends. I got to know Mills and Makers everywhere. I learned where to secure the best bar fains. In my present business, I deal insuch enormous quantities, that when gointothemarketlalmostdictateprices.Theproofof allthisisin pricesmy style book quotes. When you see it, you will be amazed at values shown here. Martha Lane Adams. 3713 Mosprat Street, Chicago Dorothy, Alan and Gwen {Continued from page 35) able to stay in one place, and no moth ’vv'ants to travel about, facing footligh Alan Holubar was born in San Fra cisco in 1889, so he is just a few yea his wife’s senior. Miss Phillips played some victrola re ords of which .she is especially for “You see, I became accustomed to mu: at the studio. While I dont always allc music while I act — for instance, strong emotional parts I need wi' erratic, exciting music. In sad roles] want something like the Chopin ‘Be ceuse’ or E-flat nocturne, or one Nevin’s tender, pathetic little songs. B there are some straight parts which i quire so much thought for their worki: out, so much detail work and not stro)' emotions, that I would be distracted if heard any music. I just cant help liste ing when I hear music, I love it so. ]V attention would be diverted from a 5 rious portrayal if I heard somethi; either wildly exhilarating or sentiment I believe that music is always necessa to spur on the emotions, to bring abo moods. At least, that is how it affec me.” And every day winds up with a real truly tea-party on the lawn, where Mi Phillips’ hand-crocheted table-cove grace a portable table, and where Gwe dolyn has a little picnic table right do to “mother dear.” And there’s not thing in this whole world that Dorot' Phillips undertakes which does not some way include a thought of love f her baby. “And will Gwendolyn act some these days ?” “That’s up to her, in slang parlanci laughed Miss Phillips, happily. “S never has, of course, and we do not ta her to the studio. We have a very fi housekeeper, who looks after the ba while we are away, and we are lettf; Gwen have a normal, healthy develo ment. If the germ which has bitten Ir doting daddy and myself should one d inoculate her, she wont be held back us, but we are planning that she sh. have a splendid education, that if ’ should pass out she will be provided h and that she’s to be so sensibly broug: up that she wont become selfish or e travagant. I do believe that we three d,' the happiest people in the world !” The Purple and Gold Darmonc, {Continued from page 68) cabbage and, when she was a little gii her pet ambition was to be a milling Her contract is with the J. D. Hampt* Productions Company. I almost forgot to say that she bought a gorgeous new car, which, jt' now, she loves to talk about to I friends who have cars that “cant beaten.” “Some day when you come to see m( j she said, “I may be showing off a nijl • lirplane; who knows?” (Seventy)